Sentence examples for more frequent flows from inspiring English sources

It therefore differs markedly from most submarine channels which have well developed levees, formed by much more frequent flows.

If an independent director connects several companies, there may be more frequent flows of information among these companies; the company may thus be able to design a better strategy for governance.

The students in the talented sample reported a great love for their domain, a strong sense of identity, more frequent flow experiences, and the desire to engage in their domain all the time.

Accelerated overbank flooding led to increased bank heights on tributary streams and, in turn, contributed to more frequent deep flows of high energy.

Y- STR frequency of the CSP is slightly higher than that of the FJP, which may be due to the geographical proximity of these two areas, and more frequent gene flow between them.

We might expect that more frequent gene flow events and stronger selection coefficients may increase the risk of this outcome (Ellstrand 2003b).

The population structure inference reveals much less genetic differentiation between the two ecotypes than exists between the type indica-japonica, which could be due to either much more frequent gene flow between ecotypes than that between Indica and Japonica, or recent origin of upland rice.

Higher blood flows give more flow limitation and more frequent stasis of blood flow.

Oxygenation management is slightly different from immunocompetent patients with more frequent use of high flow therapy.

It is likely related to higher percentage of heavy vehicles on weekday that may induce more frequent shockwave in congested flow.

Swimming behaviour in post-settlement Corophium volutator is more frequent at times of flow and is an important process controlling its distribution.